Geography Blog

  Many natural forces build up ravines most common is soil erosion due to streams or rivers Streams carve solid layers of rock, demolish or erode them. The sediment from the old rock is then carried down to the river in time, this erosion will form steep walls of the gorge . The overflow of streams or rivers increases the speed and intensity of this erosion, creating deep and wide ravines Soil erosion and geologic elevations often work together to form gullies Parts of streams or rivers can be raised, as well as land, during the geologic elevation process. As rivers or streams flow through the plateau, waterfalls form. Over time, the waterfall erodes the soft  rock  layers beneath the surface, causing the first bed of the river to collapse and form a ravine. Macocha  Gorge  in the Jihomoravsk region of the Czech Republic was probably built by the collapse of an underground cave that had been washed away by the Punkva River.

  The   Aravalli Range , also records the Aravali Range, a hilly system in northern  India , which runs northeast 350 km (560 km) across the state of Rajasthan. The isolated rocky outcrops continue south of Delhi. A series of peaks and hills, ranging in size from 6 to 60 miles (10 to 100 miles), is usually between 1,000 and 3,000 feet  (300 and 900 feet)  in height. The system is divided into two sections: the width of Sambhar-Sirohi, the length, and including the Guru Peak on Mount Abu, the highest peak in the Aravalli Range

 T he Himalayas are north of the southern sea, both plains and plains covering the remaining region.  The state has an area of ​​88,752 square kilometers (34,267 sq mi). With Bangladesh, with its eastern border, the region forms the Ethno-lingual region of Bengal. To the northeast are the provinces of Assam and Sikkim and the land of Bhutan, and to the southwest, the province of Odisha. To the west, Bengal is the border of Jharkhand and Bihar prefectures, and to the northwest, Nepal. The Himalayan foothills rise abruptly across the plateau and reach the evergreen ice at Sikkim ruled by Kanchenjungha (8,598 m).

  Kaziranga National Park is partly located in the Golgotha ​​region and partly in the Nagaon District of Assam. It is the oldest park in Assam covering an area of ​​430 sq km along the Brahmaputra River  

  Yellowstone Lake is one of the largest lakes in North America and is located on the Yellowstone Caldera, the largest volcano on the continent. Caldera is considered a silent volcano. It erupted several times in the last two million years. More than half of the world’s geysers and hydrothermal features are in Yellowstone, driven by the ever-evolving volcano. Flows of lava and rocks from volcanic eruptions cover most of Yellowstone land. The park is located in the central part of the Greater Yellowstone

  The first domesticated animals were dogs, which were used for hunting. Sheep and goats are probably bred next. The people also had cattle and pigs. Most of these animals were once hunted for hides and skins. Many of them are now a source of milk, cheese, and butter. Finally, people use pets such as oxen to plow, pull and transport. Agriculture enables people to produce more food. They could use this extra food when the plants failed or trade for other goods. Food scraps allowed people to work in other non-agricultural activities. Agriculture kept nomadic people close to their fields and led to the development of permanent villages. This was compounded by trade. The new economies were so successful in some areas that cities grew and civilized. Early civilization-based civilizations developed along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Mesopotamia (now Iraq and Iran) and along the Nile River in Egypt.

 This article is about the Formation of Mountains The tallest mountains in the world form a plateau when the plates of the Earth's crust - called plates - collide with a plate called plate tectonics, and collide like a car. The Himalayan mountains of Asia have a history of catastrophe that began some 55 million years ago. The world's 30 highest peaks are located in the Himalayan mountains. The peak of Mount Everest, with a peak of 29,035 feet (8,850 m), is the highest point on earth. The tallest mountain measured from the top to the bottom is Mauna Kea, an inactive volcano on the Hawaiian island of the Pacific Ocean. Measured from the ground, Mauna Kea is 33,474 meters (10,203 meters), although it only rises 13,796 meters (4,205 meters) above sea level. Volcanoes form when molten rock from Earth's crust erupts and accumulates on its own. The Hawaiian Islands are made up of underwater volcanoes, and the islands that appear to be above water today are the remnants of active v